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Low Vision Center at Vision Professionals in Ohio

Our Low Vision centers offer compassionate eye care for people dealing with low vision, including using advanced techniques to create personalized solutions that enhance their remaining vision and quality of life.

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What is Low Vision?

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Low vision is a serious visual impairment that can’t be corrected with regular glasses, contact lenses, medication, or surgery. It impacts an individual’s ability to perform everyday tasks, such as reading, writing, driving, or recognizing faces.

Despite these challenges, there are many strategies, devices, and rehabilitation techniques that can help people with low vision make the most of their remaining sight and regain a level of independence and functionality.

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Living with Low Vision

Discovering that your vision can’t be fully corrected can be a scary experience, leaving you feeling helpless and struggling with tasks that were once routine. This loss can lead to a loss of balance, sadness, and even depression. If you find yourself in this situation, it's important to seek both medical treatment and emotional support. Remember that with vision aids and rehabilitation programs, you can regain your independence and do the activities you once enjoyed.

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Low Vision Aids

medical-plus medical-plus Bioptics/Telescopic Lenses

You can add special binocular-type tools to your glasses. These help you see small things like street signs, traffic lights, and faces more clearly. There are different options, such as E-Scoop glasses or bioptic telescopes. Contact us today, and we'll help you find the best lenses for what you need.

medical-plus medical-plus CentraSight/Implantable Miniature Telescope

The CentraSight device is a small implant placed in one eye. It's designed to assist people dealing with central vision loss caused by advanced AMD. This device acts like a telescope, projecting images onto the healthy part of your eye while the other eye helps with side vision. Not everyone can get this device; you need to meet specific conditions like not having had cataract surgery and being a certain age. Feel free to reach out to us for a conversation about whether you meet these requirements and can take advantage of this exciting chance.

medical-plus medical-plus Driving Aids for Low Vision

The inability to drive can be a major issue of low vision. Not being able to make out street signs and traffic lights puts the driver at risk. Bioptics and telescopic glasses can be used to magnify these objects, returning your ability to drive so you can see the grandkids, run your errands, and feel independent again.

Vision therapy is typically compared to physical therapy, but for the eyes. A personalized vision therapy program can result in significant lasting improvements within a relatively short period of time. Contact us to find out how we can help your child reach his or her potential.

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